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Lighting & Automation · BMS

Building management systems & integration

See and control the building from one place — HVAC, lighting, power, pumps and alarms — and connect it with security systems for coordinated responses.

Illustration: Building Management Systems (BMS)

Why BMS matters for your facility

We integrate field controllers and third-party plant over BACnet, Modbus and KNX, build clear graphics and alarm lists, and set up schedules, trends and energy reports. Security integration lets access, intrusion and fire events trigger lighting or HVAC actions. The BMS network is segregated and access is role-based.

BMS key specifications

ProtocolsBACnet/IP, Modbus, KNX and OPC
ScopeHVAC, lighting, power metering, pumps and leak detection
InterfaceGraphics, alarms, trends and schedules
SecuritySegregated network and role-based access

Integration using open protocols (BACnet ISO 16484-5, Modbus, KNX) and NCSA network-security guidance.

BMS dashboard monitoring air handlers, chillers and energy meters

What our BMS scope includes

Where we install BMS

BMS engineering considerations

Start with the points list

A complete points list avoids gaps between mechanical, electrical and BMS contractors.

Useful alarms

Alarm priorities and routing keep operators focused on what matters.

BMS network security

BMS networks are segregated and remote access is controlled and logged.

BMS questions answered

Yes, where the equipment offers an open protocol interface such as BACnet or Modbus.

Yes. For example, an after-hours access event can switch on lights along the route.

Ready to scope your BMS project?

Share floor plans, a BOQ or a short brief. Our engineers will size the BMS design, recommend suitable equipment and confirm the next step for your site.